Awesome Coding

1Preface

1. Why Learn JavaScript?
2. What Will You Learn In This Book
3. Code Examples
4. IJavaScript Basics

2Setting Up Your Development Environment

1. Development Environment Setup
2. Running JavaScript Online

3Basic Data Types and Variables

1. Basic Data Types
2. Variables
3. Choosing Variable Names
4. Declaring Variables
5. Summary

4JavaScript Functions

1. Functions
2. Thinking About Functions
3. Other JavaScript Functions
4. Defining Functions
5. A Real World Function Example
6. Callback Functions and Anonymous Functions
7. Summary

5Comparison Operators and Conditionals

1. Booleans & Comparison Operators
2. Comparing Fractional Numbers
3. Logical Operators
4. Conditional Statements
5. Truthy and Falsy Values
6. Logical Operators Revisited
7. Summary

6Project: Creating an Email Template

1. Creating an Email Template
2. Template Literals
3. Summary

7JavaScript Objects

1. this Keyword
2. Passed by Value vs. Passed by Reference
3. Factory Functions, Constructor Functions, and Classes
4. Summary

8Arrays

1. Example: Building a Password Validator
2. Summary

9Loops

1. Example: Writing a Countdown Function Using a While Loop
2. for Loop
3. Example: Writing a Countdown Function Using a for Loop
4. Looping Over Collections
5. Map and Filter Methods
6. Summary

10Project: Password Validator

1. Minimum 8, Maximum 12 Characters
2. No Space at the Start or at the End
3. Includes at Least Two Special Characters
4. No Repeating Characters
5. Includes at Least Two Numbers
6. Refactoring Code
7. Summary

11Programming Libraries

1. Loading Libraries
2. Library Examples
3. Summary

12Project: Data Analysis

1. Using Faker
2. How Many Students Are There?
3. Which Email Providers Exist?
4. How Many Users There Are for Each Email Provider?
5. Which User Has the Longest Email Address?
6. Which User Has the Shortest Email Address?
7. Which Country Has the Most Users?
8. Summary
9. IIGetting Started with Node.js

13Introduction to Node.js

1. Installing Node.js
2. Using the Terminal
3. Using a Code Editor
4. Our First Node.js Program
5. Summary

14Modules

1. Using Modules in Node.js
2. Summary

15Third-Party Modules and Libraries

1. Using package.json
2. Summary

16Project: Writing a Command-Line Tool

1. Building a Number Guessing Game
2. Getting the Command Line Arguments
3. Capturing the User Input
4. Creating the Game Loop
5. Summary
6. IIIInteracting with the File System in Node.js

17File System in Node.js Part 1

1. Working with Folders
2. Performing Folder Operations
3. Summary

18File System in Node.js Part 2

1. Reading and Writing Files
2. Error Handling in JavaScript
3. Reading Files with Error Handling
4. Summary

19File System in Node.js Part 3

1. Working Asynchronously
2. Creating a folder asynchronously
3. Reading and Writing files in Node.js
4. Choosing Between Synchronous and Asynchronous Functions
5. Summary
6. IVImage Processing in Node.js

20Image Processing in Node.js using Jimp

1. Callback Hell
2. Callbacks vs. Promises
3. Using Jimp with Promises
4. Summary
5. VWeb Scraping

21Automate the Web Using Puppeteer

1. async-await
2. Getting Started with Puppeteer
3. Summary

22Programming Inside the Browser

1. HTML (Hypertext Markup Language)
2. CSS (Cascading Stylesheets)
3. Classes and IDs
4. Using JavaScript inside the Browser
5. Summary

23Project: Get Random Wikipedia Articles

1. Things to Keep in Mind with Headless Browsers
2. Summary
3. VIAPIs

24Working with APIs

1. Communicating with Web APIs
2. Using Web APIs
3. About Web Browser APIs and Web Service APIs
4. Summary

25Project: Stock and Crypto Market API

1. Finding the Stock Symbol for a Company
2. Getting the Price Data for a Stock
3. Getting Company Financials
4. Getting the Price in Bitcoin
5. Summary

26Project: News API

1. Using NewsAPI with a Client Library
2. Adding Day.js
3. Performing Sentiment Analysis
4. Summary

27Closing Words